Reading Time: 8 minutesExplore the intriguing history of the Haunted Bradley Lock and Key, a gem from Savannah’s post-Civil War era.

Reading Time: 24 minutesExplore the legend and truth of 432 Abercorn Street—the most haunted house in Savannah, and the real story of the child who died in the window.

Reading Time: 7 minutesSavannah, Georgia wears its haunted reputation like a well-worn shroud—elegant, mysterious, and just a little tattered at the edges. But how did this Southern city earn the title “America’s Most Haunted”? In this chilling blog, Haunted Savannah Tours uncovers the real story behind the ghostly claims—from yellow fever graveyards paved over with playgrounds, to spirits still roaming the halls of centuries-old mansions. Whether you’re a skeptic, believer, or just here for the goosebumps, this tale of war, tragedy, and restless souls might just change how you see Savannah after dark.

Reading Time: 32 minutesLong before Savannah was crowned America’s Most Haunted City, it was already something more mysterious — a place where the veil between worlds wore thin and belief in the unseen flowed beneath polite society like a hidden current. In Savannah Psychics: A Haunted History Through the Centuries, we uncover the forgotten legacy of conjure women, trance mediums, palm readers, and spirit healers who helped shape the spiritual fabric of this Southern city. From shadowy alleyways to candlelit parlors, these mystics practiced quietly, often in secret, yet their influence endured. Blending fact, folklore, and atmospheric storytelling, this book explores how Savannah became synonymous with the supernatural — a place where intuition runs deep, ghosts still linger, and that strange little tug in your gut might just be the sixth sense Savannah is known for.

Reading Time: 30 minutesSavannah’s historic streets have witnessed more than Southern charm – they’ve played host to daring spies, whispered secrets, and ghostly apparitions from two of America’s greatest wars. In this article, historian and paranormal guide Chris Allen unveils the hidden history of Revolutionary War and Civil War espionage in Savannah. You’ll walk alongside Patriot scouts sneaking through British lines, Confederate agents evading Union patrols, and the restless spirits left in their wake. From the 1778 betrayal that cost Savannah its freedom to the covert Union spy network that helped Sherman take the city without a fight, this article blends riveting ghost tales with vivid historical detail. It’s like a spooky guided tour and vivid history lesson in one – revealing why Savannah Ghost Tours are such an unforgettable way to experience the Hostess City’s past. Discover how the spies of Savannah lived, lied, and died… and why some say their ghosts still wander the moss-draped squares, keeping their secrets alive.

Reading Time: 18 minutesIn the hush of Savannah’s candlelit parlors, whispers echoed from beyond. Hands trembling, hearts aching, mourners sat united by grief, seeking solace through Spiritualism. Behind elegant facades, séances were not mere entertainment; they were lifelines for souls shattered by war and disease. Through the gaslight’s flicker, a mother strained to hear her lost child’s voice, while a brother hoped for reassurance from the battlefield’s ghostly echoes. Here, beneath the shadowed gaze of Victorian decor, the living reached desperately toward the dead, embracing a fragile communion in the uncertain darkness.

Reading Time: 17 minutesExplore the haunted history of Clary’s Cafe in Savannah, GA. Discover its origins, cultural significance, and spine-chilling ghost stories that make it one of the most haunted restaurants in Savannah.